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Care, Self-Interest, and Sacrifice
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Manuel “Mandel” Cabrera (Yonsei University)
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Institute of Philosophy, Seoul National University CHUL HAK SA SANG : Journal of Philosophical Ideas No.65s KCI Accredited Journals
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2017.8
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59 - 78 (20page)

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In this paper, I attempt two major tasks. First, departing from a suggestion from Harry Frankfurt, I argue that there’s a form of caring such that when I come to care about x, x’s well-being becomes an aspect of my own; and acting for x’s sake comes to be a way of acting in my own self-interest. However, a prima facie roadblock to accepting this view is that it seems to make it difficult to make sense of the possibility of sacrificing for something I care about, and acting in a non-self-interested manner when I do so. To defend the view from this worry, I draw a distinction between brute and all-things-considered harms and benefits. Then, I argue that when the view is disambiguated with this distinction in mind, it can not only accommodate the above possibility, but has resources for making sense of what acting sacrificially consists in.
#Care #Sacrifice #Love #Personhood #Self-interest

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Ⅰ. Care and self-interest:
Ⅱ. Care and sacrifice:
Ⅲ. Care and the relation between benefit and harm:
Ⅳ. A further problem:
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[단행본] - Frankfurt, Harry G. / 1998 / The importance of what we care about: Philosophical essays / Cambridge University Press : 83 ~ google schola

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